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I didn't see a community for drawing so here I am.
We recently have gone from Creo 2 to Creo 3 M20.
I have created a drawing of a small assembly. I want to show the hole centerlines of the various parts.
In Creo 2, I would pick the views, pick the "Show Model Annotations" button under the "Annotate" ribbon, then pick the "Show The Model Datums tab, then choose the centerlines I wanted or choose show all.
In Creo 3 this does not work. I can pick the individual parts and the centerlines will show, but if I have an assembly drawing with 100 parts (which is usually the case), this could become tedious. What am I missing? Is there a config option that has changed between Creo 2 and 3? I have contacted PTC support and they have verified my issue, and that my method did work in Creo 2 but not in Creo 3. They have not gotten back to me with a solution yet.
I am now reaching out to the REAL experts hoping to find a solution to prove once again that the users are smarter than the help desk people.
Thanks,
Herb Spaulding
Miller Industries Towing Equipment
Solved! Go to Solution.
Try setting the config option “show_axes_by_view_scope” to “all_sub_models”.
Try setting the config option “show_axes_by_view_scope” to “all_sub_models”.
DING! DING! DING! DING!
We have a winner!
Thanks to Tom Uminn for the config option suggestion.
I knew you guys were smarter than the PTC help people. And quicker too.